The Samsung Pixon12 promises to be a fantastic camera phone for two reasons — 28mm wide angle lens and Xenon flash. When Samsung released the Pixon last year, I was impressed by its lightweight estate and decent camera. Samsung took it a step higher not really because of the megapixel count or the autotracking focus — but the damn good flash that goes side by side wide shooting angles allowing you to capture more. I guess the in thing today are wide lenses for camera phones and Samsung is no stranger to this as they’ve been rolling out 28mm lenses …read more

Although similar to the Nokia N82 from several months ago because of Xenon flash, the SE Satio is Sony Ericsson’s own version of a powerful night camera because of the aforementioned flash feature. This is the new line of Sony Ericsson phones, noted with the shift away from the numerical naming convention to proper nouns.
Sadly, the SE Satio does not come with built in WiFi. It makes up for this with the 12MP camera, face detection, image stabilizer, and of course, the really awesome Xenon flash that takes great photos at night.
[image source from SE Global]

Sony Ericsson is furthering their Cybershot line of camera phones with a bumped up megapixel count and Xenon flash. I swear by Xenon flash – it’s terrific for night shots and captures good quality images for a camera phone. The Sony Ericsson C905 comes with a 8.1MP camera, auto focus, Best Pic feature (takes many consecutive shots and you choose the best), 160MB of internal memory, memory card expansion, HSDPA, and yeah, Xenon flash!

Last December, I had written about how I accepted the role to become a Nokia Ambassador for the duration of four months. All the details about it are written here so that I don’t need to expound on this further. Fact of the matter is that one of the primary – if not the only function of an ambassador is to populate a website called Nokia Soul of the Night. There was no money involved and the role of the ambassador is actually very lax as compared to say, a product endorser (brand ambassador is not equal to brand endorser). …read more